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Court

Henderson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-13
Status Disposed
Type Independent Administration
Docket 41 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Miller, Billy Glenn
Defendant Miller, Paula Jean
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Judge

Hon. Williams S

Henderson County (TX)

Texas

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. New Cases or Applications Filed (OCA)
  2. Application Application for Determination of Heirship and for Letters of Independent Administration
  3. Citation POSTING
  4. Citation PUBLICATION
  5. Citation
  6. Citation
  7. Appointment Motion To Appoint Attorney Ad Litem
  8. Agreed Order Order Appointing Attorney Ad Litem
  9. Publishers Affidavit OCA-ONLINE POSTING
  10. Judge's Note Signed Order to Appoint attorney Ad Litem John Scott
  11. Order Appointing Attorney AD LITEM-JOHN SCOTT
  12. Citation Filed SERVED/RETURNED- DETERMINATION HEIRSHIP
  13. Citation Filed SERVED/RETURNED-LETTERS OF ADMIN/DETERM HEIRSHIP
  14. No Fee Documents Citation by Publication Front Page
  15. Original Answer Answer Attorney Ad Litem
  16. Counter Claim/Intervention/Third Party Plea in Intervention
  17. No Fee Documents Court Instructions
  18. No Fee Documents Proof of Death & Other Facts
  19. Oath Oath
  20. Agreed Order Order Authorizing Letters of Administration
  21. No Fee Documents Affidavit of Witness as to Heirship by Kevin Bowman
  22. No Fee Documents Affidavit of Witness by Ronnie Dunn
  23. No Fee Documents First Amended Plea in Intervention
  24. Appointment Motion to Transfer
  25. Agreed Order Order Granting Transfer
  26. Judge's Note Signed Order Granting Transfer to County Court at Law No. 1
  27. Order GRANTING TRANSFER TO COUNTY COURT AT LAW 1
  28. Agreed Order Order Setting Hearing
  29. Order SETTING HEARING
  30. CANCELED Bill Of Review (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officers Williams, Scott, Williams, Scott) Agreed Resolution
  31. Agreed Order Agreed Judgment Declaring Heirship
  32. Judge's Note APPROVED AGREED JUDGMENT/SIGNED ORDER
  33. Agreed Judgment DECLARING HEIRSHIP
  34. No Fee Documents Complaint
  35. Agreed Order Order
  36. Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Williams, Scott)
  37. Judge's Note PARTIES APPEARED/AGREEMENT REACHED/SIGNED ORDER
  38. Order APPROVED ON COMPLAINT OF CLAUDIA KOFRON
  39. No Fee Documents Second Complaint
  40. Agreed Order Order regarding Second Complaint
  41. No Fee Documents Notice of Hearing

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